this stage were young, rough and ignorant examining
prosecutors. These were the Yezhov boys. They would begin their
examination with a blunt command to the prisoner, after he was
told to stand under the lights:
"
Confess that you are a spy!"
"
But it's not true."
"
We know it's true. We have the evidence. Confess, you so-and-so!" There
would follow a shower of curses, obscene vituperation, and threats.
When the prisoner held his ground, the examiner would lie down
on his couch, and leave the prisoner standing for hours. When the
examiner had to leave the office, the prisoner was watched by a
guard who saw to it that he should not sit down or lean against
a wall or table or chair.
Whenever the "standing" punishment failed to break down
the marked victim, the case would be transferred to a senior and
more adroit examiner who employed refined methods. Here there was
no toying with loaded guns, no insults, no lights, no physical
pressure. Quite the opposite, everything would be done to make
the prisoner feel that the first stage had all been a mistake,
an unfortunate experience. An atmosphere of ease and informality
would be introduced. The examination of Mrachkovsky was characteristic
of this stage in the "conveyor system." The record of
this examination is perhaps the only document of its kind available
outside the Soviet Union.
Mrachkovsky had been a member of the Bolshevik Party since 1905.
He was the son of a revolutionist exiled to Siberia by the Czar.
He himself had been arrested many times by the Czarist police.
During the civil war, after the Soviet Revolution, Mrachkovsky
organized in the Urals a volunteer corps which performed wonderful
feats in defeating the counter

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